Source Code Seeking on the Web: A Survey of Empirical Studies and Tools (Paperback)

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The increased availability and quality of open source software on the Web is creating more opportunities for developers to reuse software and is changing the way developers write source code. It is important to understand how developers look for source code on the Web so that tools and approaches can be suggested to better support developers' needs. Based on different approaches to understand how humans look for information, we propose a five-stage model to differentiate the stages that could take place when developers look for source code on the Web. We use this model to assess the effectiveness of existing tools.

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The increased availability and quality of open source software on the Web is creating more opportunities for developers to reuse software and is changing the way developers write source code. It is important to understand how developers look for source code on the Web so that tools and approaches can be suggested to better support developers' needs. Based on different approaches to understand how humans look for information, we propose a five-stage model to differentiate the stages that could take place when developers look for source code on the Web. We use this model to assess the effectiveness of existing tools.

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Lulu.Com

Country of origin

United States

Release date

December 2013

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Expected to ship within 10 - 15 working days

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246 x 189 x 5mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback

Pages

99

ISBN-13

978-1-304-69545-1

Barcode

9781304695451

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1-304-69545-X



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